High risk use of OTC NSAIDs and ASA in family medicine: A retrospective chart review.

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High risk use of OTC NSAIDs and ASA in family medicine: A retrospective chart review.

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High risk use of OTC NSAIDs and ASA in family medicine: A retrospective chart review

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Christine Davis

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Kevin Hamilton

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191-199

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10.3233/JRS-150662

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Jamie Falk

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Alexander Singer

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2015-01-01T00:00:00Z

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